It’s Time To Start Decorating For Fall, And Here Are Some Of The Biggest Home Trends Right Now
If you haven’t noticed, the leaves on the tops of the trees are just starting to change color, which means it’s time again to start decorating for fall!
You probably already have a routine you practice to prepare your living space for the colder months ahead: tossing extra throw pillows on your couch, swapping out your lightweight summer bed sheets for thicker, cozier ones, and lighting candles with scents like pumpkin spice, cinnamon, and apple pie.
But there are always new trends every year that you might want to consider incorporating into your space. To help you get into the seasonal mood, here are the latest home trends for fall.
Textured Pieces
This fall, you’re definitely going to want to introduce more texture into your home. Think leather, wood, suede, wool, and velvet. A mixture of different textures will give your home a cozy and luxurious vibe.
Replace your white couches and minimalist dining chairs with a brown leather sofa and plush armchairs. Drape a faux shearling throw blanket over the sofa and accessorize with key icons, such as woven pumpkins, which will help provide a natural element to the room.
Statement Glass
Statement glass accents will add an artsy touch to your space. Colored glass chandeliers will really bring that wow factor into your home. But if you don’t want to go too big, you can try this trend out in smaller ways, too.
Display glass sculptures, lamps, vases, and colored glassware on a side table somewhere. Or place them front and center in the middle of your coffee table.
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Warm Natural Tones
A warm, neutral color palette is a necessity for fall decor. Neutrals don’t always have to mean white or beige, either. Add various shades of orange, red, yellow, and brown. A rich rust color works with all design styles, but it pairs especially well with wood accents.
In addition to reds and browns, earthy greens and honey golds scream fall. After so much time spent with cool grays and stark, bright whites, these autumnal hues will bring the warmth back into your home.
Gingham Patterns
To make your home feel like a cozy, rustic cottage in the English countryside, you will need to add plaid patterns. Gingham tablecloths, napkins, pillows, or curtains are charming details that won’t overwhelm the eyes. If you’re feeling more daring, put up some gingham wallpaper to really create that European feel.
Animal Prints
Animal prints may not be the first pattern that comes to mind when decorating for fall. But lately, people are turning to animal print to give their homes a fun, adventurous twist.
If you’re a little hesitant about animal print, there are ways to incorporate it without it being super loud. You don’t have to cover your walls in zebra stripes! A leopard table lamp or even a simple cheetah print throw is subtle but makes your space feel more special.
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